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Prototypessee the early stage paperclay model design prototype seen on left
finished machine tool on right.
Courtesy: Peter Pugger machinery (Calif. USA)
research areas
prototypes and models for packaging and products
industrial waste recycling inked paper, spent glaze-clay, and more.
building material & tile refractories
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Fitting or nesting tight pieces together is easier than ever for package, product, and industrial designers who are modeling a prototype. Why?
1. If just a contour on the model needs to be changed now its easy to just alter the part that needs the change without disturbing the rest of the shape. In traditional clay this was a real problem to do without having to rebuild from scratch.
2. The ultra strong green strength makes handling the bone dry prototypes easy.
Page from my book below- Showing prototypes at Denmark Design School for nested dinnerware trays.
